summer's coming and reading seems like a fun thing to do again, away from uni work. I'd love for some book recommendations somewhat aligned with oher titles i've read. I am aware there is a wiki or somehing like tha but the page is not loading for me.Some of my favourite titles are: Walden, Steppenwolf (mostly the firs half), Demian, The Horror at Red Hook, and anything Ray Bradbury really. Thanks!pic unrelated
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>>25640414More Hesse. Hesse is light, low-friction reading. Narcissus and Goldmund was my favorite of his. The Glass Bead Game seemed very promising but I never got to finish it. Murakami is also easy, low-friction reading that doesn't challenge the reader at all, which is why he's discussed so much here, but Murakami is so trash. Maybe you'd like him better than me.
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